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Despite tensions, Quebec Anglo groups ‘cautiously optimistic’ about PQ government

After eight years of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ)’s majority government, groups representing English-speaking Quebecers say a minority government is a breath of fresh air and invites the potential for partnership.

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Is it better to rent or buy? Try our calculator based on two decades of historical data on property prices, rents and more.

Class action alleging sexual assaults at Spa Nordik to proceed

Dozens of people have joined a certified class action alleging they were sexually assaulted at Nordik Spa Village in Chelsea, Que., in a lawsuit that implicates dozens of massage therapists who worked there over a 19-year period.

Family of teen killed by Longueuil police to learn name of officer who fired fatal shot

The family of Nooran Rezayi has been locked in a legal battle with the city of Longueuil to learn the name of the police officer who shot and killed the 15-year-old in 2025. The city said releasing the name would put officers in danger. Now, a deal has been reached that will see the officer's name disclosed to the family, but protected by a publication ban.

Official languages commissioner rebukes Air Canada CEO over English-only message

The commissioner of official languages of Canada is rebuking Air Canada's outgoing CEO for a condolence message he delivered almost entirely in English after a deadly plane crash in New York earlier this year.

Several minors detained in 2 separate incidents involving police chases, crashes

Montreal police are investigating two separate incidents involving minors. Two suspects, including a 14-year-old, were arrested after a jewelry store robbery and chase. Five minors were also detained after crashing a fleeing vehicle into a Saint-Henri convenience store.

Canadian investor, philanthropist Stephen Jarislowsky dies at age 101

Canadian investment manager, ethical business proponent and philanthropist Stephen Jarislowsky has died. He was 101.

Montreal opening 9 warming centres for unhoused people ahead of winter

The centres are expected to increase the network's capacity to 3,000 emergency and transitional housing spaces, 500 of which are seasonal, becoming available in November.

Ethics commissioner investigating Lévis, Que., police after new details emerge in teen's death

Quebec's police ethics commissioner has opened an investigation into the conduct of the Lévis police service, following the 2024 disappearance and death of 13-year-old Maëlyne Lugez.

Lightning strike causes morning rush-hour outage on Montreal's REM

A lightning strike near the Champlain Bridge knocked out service and caused delays for a large portion of Montreal's REM Thursday morning.

Quebec flight makes emergency landing after alleged attempt to open cockpit door

Provincial police say a passenger was subdued by a flight attendant and other passengers after he reportedly tried to open the cockpit door. The pilot landed the plane in La Romaine, Que., where police arrested the individual.

Unhoused man, 59, dies in Granby, Que.

The man is one of two unhoused individuals who died this week in Quebec as the incoming Parti Québécois government aims to make addressing homelessness a key part of its first 100 days in office.

Consultants for Hydro-Québec defend proposal to double energy costs for data centres

The analysts from energy and climate consulting firm Dunsky delivered the message at a public hearing reviewing Hydro-Québec's proposal to hike rates charged to data centres.

Montreal mayor says city will offer 3,000 spots in emergency shelters for unhoused

The mayor says homelessness is the biggest humanitarian crisis the city is facing.

Many Quebec voters got false election information from chatbot, MPs hear

Because Quebec news outlets don't allow chatbots to access their content, voters couldn’t obtain the most accurate and up-to-date information, a McGill political scientist said.

How good is this year's flu shot? Here's what to know about flu season

Health officials say flu season has arrived early this year, but how worried should Canadians be? As we head into Thanksgiving weekend, the CBC looks at where the flu is hitting hardest and how you can get your vaccine.

Over 140 people join class action against Quebec spa alleging sexual assault

The allegations involve at least 36 massage therapists and span incidents alleged to have occurred between 2007 and 2026.

Montreal couple takes on marathon together following ALS diagnosis

Years after an ALS diagnosis changed their lives, a Montreal couple is taking on the Montreal Marathon together.

Driscoll’s berries case raises questions about Canada’s food safety watchdog

Allegations of non-compliant pesticide levels on imported Driscoll’s berries have ignited a broader debate over Canada's food safety system. While the Canadian Food Inspection Agency defends its system , critics warn federal job cuts weaken protection against unsafe foreign food imports.

They’re about to raise the roof (literally) at Montreal’s Olympic Stadium

The new, permanent roof will be moved into place in the coming weeks so teams can begin installing it. Journalists were invited to take a look at the assembled structure that's currently on the stadium floor.

These 5 grocery staples have skyrocketed in price this year. Here's why

Marketplace digs into five grocery staples that skyrocketed in price to reveal what experts say are the real reasons behind the increases.

Was Christine Fréchette forced off a political 'glass cliff'?

In her resignation speech on Tuesday, Fréchette denounced the lack of political opportunity for women and said she hopes her time as premier will open more doors for them. She was Quebec’s second female premier after Pauline Marois’ minority Parti Québécois government dissolved in 2014.

Montreal marathon road closures to be aware of this weekend

Here's what you need to know if you're driving in Montreal on Oct. 10 and 11, when the city will be hosting the 34th edition of the Beneva Montreal Marathon. There are 35,000 participants for this weekend's event.

Workers safe following rescue operation in downtown Montreal near Place Bonaventure

High-altitude rescue teams were deployed to the scene near Place Bonaventure Friday morning. A platform used by workers carrying out work on the façade of a building reportedly became dangerously tilted around the 14th floor of the building.

14-year-old among teens arrested for jewelry store robbery: Montreal police

Two teens are facing charges after crashing into a vehicle while fleeing from the scene of an armed robbery in Place Versailles, Montreal police say.

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens dominate but lose to the Nashville Predators

The Montreal Canadiens played well but fell short in the second period. Brian Wilde breaks down the game against the Nashville Predators.

Workers rescued from Montreal highrise after platform malfunction

Two people repairing windows are safely on the ground after hanging multiple storeys in the air when their platform malfunctioned. 

Google and environmental group to question Hydro-Québec consultants on data centres

Quebec's energy regulator, the Régie de l'énergie, will also question the experts as part of the public hearing on proposed rate hikes for data centres.

CAQ culture minister booted from party after attending PQ victory rally

With only a few weeks left to govern, the Coalition Avenir Québec government is getting a new culture minister in Martine Biron to replace Mathieu Lacombe. Lacombe was expelled from the party and removed from caucus after attending a Parti Québécois victory rally on election night.

Man charged after alleged attempt to break into cockpit on Quebec North Shore flight

A man accused of ramming the cockpit door of a flight on Quebec’s Lower North Shore earlier this week is facing two criminal charges.

Family of Quebec teen shot dead by police to learn name of officers involved

Quebec Superior Court approved a deal that will see more information turned over to Nooran Rezayi's family and a handful of others, under the condition that it remain confidential.

PQ to take power as legal battle over oath to King continues

The newly elected Parti Québécois legislators will be sworn into Quebec’s National Assembly on Oct. 15, under the shadow of an ongoing legal challenge against the law that allows them to bypass swearing the oath to the King.

Parents, staff concerned over potential closure of 2 Laval, Que., schools

The Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board, which covers Laval, the Laurentians and Lanaudière regions, says low enrolment and rising deficits are forcing it to consider closing two of its schools, leaving some parents with questions about their children’s futures.

Parti Québécois leader asks caucus to stay ready for next election after minority win

Quebec premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is asking his team to stay mobilized as the party is set to form a minority government.

Could Quebec's new government derail plans for Alto's high-speed train project?

The Crown corporation responsible for a proposed high-speed rail line connecting Toronto to Quebec City says it plans to deliver on the project, despite opposition from the newly elected Parti Québécois (PQ) government.

Legal group seeks to force Quebec MNAs to swear oath to King

Lawyers seeking to temporarily suspend the Quebec law are facing a tight timeline, with the national assembly's 44th legislature slated to begin Nov. 17.

Premier who oversaw Canada's first assisted dying law says he worries it's gone too far

The former Quebec premier who oversaw the passage of Canada's first-ever medically assisted dying law says he now feels conflicted after seeing how far the practice has progressed since then.

Canadiens deal defenceman Struble to Predators

The Montreal Canadiens have traded defenceman Jayden Struble to the Nashville Predators for a second-round draft pick in 2027.

Montreal police investigating possible arson of vehicle in Dollard-des-Ormeaux

Montreal police are investigating a possible arson after a car parked in a residential driveway in Dollard-des-Ormeaux was destroyed late Friday evening.

Lyne Lapointe is adding a Governor General's Award to a lifetime of really cool art

Inside a Quebec cranberry bog

Quebec is the largest producer of organic cranberries in the world and leads the country in production. The operations are mainly in the Centre-du-Quebec region and the province produces more than 250 million pounds annually.

Parents, past administrators decry possible closure of some Laval English schools

The Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board is proposing to close schools and transfer students in Laval starting in September. The board, which faces a projected $8.3 million deficit for the 2025-2026 school year, is looking to "optimize" the use of its resources.

The scaffolding will be removed from the facade of Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal

While the restoration of the facade is complete, the basilica still has several years of work ahead of it.

Why is Quebec Canada's happiest province?

What makes people happy? If you’ve paid attention to the World Happiness Report, a fascinating answer emerges. Nordic countries consistently lead the pack, with Finland currently in the top spot. Canada ranked 25th in the most recent report, but if you were to treat Quebec as its own country, it would rank fifth in the world.

Backpacking at Fifty inspires readers to embrace adventure on their own terms

A new memoir from a Montreal author reflects on finding ways to see yourself, the world and your place in it. Sara Moreno joins guest host Dionne Codrington for a discussion about her new book, Backpacking at Fifty.

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens rely on a perfect Jacob Fowler to shutout the Detroit Red Wings

The Montreal Canadiens won 1-0 in a shootout behind six-shot perfection from Jacob Fowler. Brian Wilde breaks down the game and what's next for the team.

Provincial police investigating suspicious Sept-Îles, Que., fire that destroyed 2 businesses

Quebec provincial police are investigating a suspicious fire that destroyed a bakery and a community organization in Sept-Îles Saturday night.

Montreal surgeon fired by Lasik MD following allegations of involvement in escort network

Lasik MD's spokesperson Jessica Lukian Papineau said Bashour was suspended immediately that night, and all his surgeries were reassigned to other physicians the next morning. That case is due in court next year, and no charges have officially been laid against Bashour.